Mower County transcript. [volume] (Lansing, Minn.) 1868-1915, 1887-09-14

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Eos and 8 carry Kansas City sleepers and st.
Nos and carry St, Louis slespers and Kansas
City coaches; Chicago seepers from Marshalltown
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Ag't, Austin.
The county commissioners are now in
session.
Did you observe the shower Monday
morning.
While Blankets 81. at W,llards for
aen days.
"A chance to roll the whirl.i.gig for
cigars again this week.
The walls of the West and Litchfield
blocks are nearly up
Go to Giles & Shepherds for t1y pa
per and insect powder.
President Furlong is one of the hard
working men just now.
Giles & Shepherd have the choicest
line of cigars in the city.
The TRANSCRIPT for sale at the post
ONCE Dy W. Il. HELEN.
BUS to the Fair Ground" is the cry
on the streets this morning.
The weather looked rather discour-
aging Yesterday for fair week.
The Windsor House has its flag up in
honor of Mower county fair.
Notice that wire gate that Mr.. Cath
erwood is showing to people.
Finest ladies stationery and artists
materials at Giles s. Shepherds.
The cattle department will be under
the supervision of J. NJ. Sterling.
j. J. Furlong has a fine display of
hogs already at the fair grounds.
DIR. Gray. of Brownsville was in and
made US pleasant call Monday.
Board by the day OF week at the
New England Bakery and Restaurant.
Parties wishing space on the gr ounds
should call at the officers headquarters.
"A shooting gallery is one of the latest
additions to the rest disturbers of the city.
Rev. P. B. Peabody will hold Episco-
pal services at Varco next Sunday at $3.50
p. m.
w. E. HELEN at the post office, keeps
the St. Paul and Minneapolis daily papers
for sale.
"A new and complete assortment of
bath and carriage sponges at Giles &
Shepherds.
"A nice assortment of room moulding
and pictures framed at Austin Furniture
Company's.
The Mower County Farmers Mutual
Insurance company will have an Office on
the grounds.
Refreshments will be served by Mr..
Patchin in manner suitable to the re-
quirements of all.
If you want copy of the TRANS.
CRIPT, call on w. E. HELEN, at the post
Office news stand.
Blind Boone's phiz on paper greets
you in every window. He will be here
next Tuesday evening.
j. r. Luckey had his suit with Van
Luven last week, but the Judge with
holds his decision for 20 days.
Parties wishing stabllng In the horse
department should call on George Varco,
superintendent on the grounds.
Geo. Boddler has a fine display of
vegetables on exhibition. His collection
would grace any state fair.
Before buying an organ call and see
what Phillips & Merrick can do for you
at the Austin Furniture store.
-Sachse's new Fleck House bus made
it's maiden trip yesterday. 1t is admired
by all beholders, rs fresh and neat as a
pink.
Coming in one door, going out the
other. No time for goods to get
shop worn at the Austin Furniture Com
pany's.
Mr.. Barntz has his display of vegeta-
bles already on the grounds. and will
please any one that ever grew or ate q
ve9etable. s.5 .ss... >..@ ....-," ..@.,S
u. b. Revord. one of the executive
committee has been on the sick list. His
help has been much missed IN preparing
for the fair. ~: .~s.=@te~-@ /.
Impurities of the blood often cause
great annoyance at this season; Hoods
Sarsaparilla purides the blood, and cures
all such affections. >;.%s ].
DIR. Macdonald wants boy in his
Office who wishes to study medicine
Must be steady, and read and write well.
No other need apply.
"A number of our citizens will not at
tend the State Fair until after our own is
4 over. We hear Of some making prepare.
7 tons to go up Friday. 5s.. !.
Some mammoth squashes among
Geo Boddlers vegetables. That one
weighing 1873 pounds would make almost
8 meal for Roblnson's new boarder.